“Dismantling the Archive: Representation, Identity, Memory in an Ottoman Family” follows the idea that the story of a life is like an archive, a mass of constructed and filtered events that are unconnected to one another, random, irrational. It focuses on the years 1900-1940 of the Said Bey Archive, donated by Hatice Gonnet Bağana to SALT Research, encompassing three generations from the late Ottoman period up through the early years of the Republic of Turkey.
Typefaces: Batarde Coule,
Location: SALT Galata, 2014, Istanbul
Curated by: Ece Zerman
Project Coordinator: Lorans Baruh
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Chapter 3: EXHIBITION
Chapter 1: IDENTITY
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